2 Day Fes to Merzouga Desert Tour

Yes. The 2 Day Fes to Merzouga Desert Tour is a good option for travelers with limited time who want to experience the Sahara, enjoy a camel ride and spend one night in a desert camp. The journey includes long driving hours, but it covers the main highlights between Fes and Merzouga.

Fes and Merzouga are approximately 460 km apart by road. The journey takes most of the day, with scenic stops along the Middle Atlas Mountains, Midelt and the Ziz Valley.

The tour includes private transportation, an English-speaking driver, camel trekking, one night in a Sahara desert camp, dinner and breakfast. Lunches, drinks, tips and personal expenses are generally not included

You spend one night in a Sahara desert camp near the Erg Chebbi dunes. Depending on your selected package, you can choose between standard and upgraded camp accommodation.

Yes. A camel ride across the Erg Chebbi dunes is included, usually timed around sunset so you can experience the changing colors of the Sahara.

The tour normally starts in the morning from your accommodation in Fes. The exact pickup time can be arranged according to your accommodation and travel plans.

Yes. This is a private Fes to Merzouga desert tour, making it suitable for couples, families, solo travelers and private groups.

The route includes the Middle Atlas Mountains, Ifrane, Midelt, scenic mountain landscapes and the Ziz Valley before reaching Merzouga and the Erg Chebbi Sahara dunes.

Yes, the itinerary can potentially be arranged in the opposite direction depending on your travel plans. Contact us with your preferred route and dates.

Yes. The tour can be suitable for families, although the first day involves several hours of driving. Families can request suitable accommodation and arrangements when booking.

Yes. A luxury Sahara camp upgrade may be available depending on availability. Contact us before booking if you prefer a private tent with upgraded facilities.

Bring comfortable clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, a light jacket for the evening and a small overnight bag for the desert camp.

Spring and autumn are generally popular periods for visiting the Sahara because temperatures are more comfortable. The desert can be visited year-round, with summer being considerably hotter during the daytime.